Based on the given options, the correct answer is:
A. circle around boats with people fishing from them
This is not a way to be a courteous personal watercraft (PWC) operator. It's important to give boats with people fishing from them a wide berth to avoid disrupting their activity and ensure their safety. By circling around them, you risk causing disturbance and potential harm to both the occupants of the boat and yourself as a PWC operator.
To be a courteous PWC operator, you should adhere to the other options provided:
- B. Avoid continuous operation near residential areas to minimize noise pollution and disturbance to residents.
- C. Do not operate personal watercraft close to people on shore to prevent accidents and maintain a safe distance from individuals who may not be aware of your presence.
- D. Avoid operating continuously in the same area to prevent excessive noise, disturbance, and potential safety hazards for yourself and others on the water.
By following these guidelines, you can ensure safe and considerate operation of your personal watercraft while enjoying your time on the water.
